Farms

Due to COVID-19, many of the farms have different hours or instructions for visiting. Please visit the farm website using the links on each page to find specific up to date information for each farm.

Faraway Farm Alpacas

Faraway Farm breeds and raises alpacas, famed for their luxuriously soft, colorful fleece. The farm store, located inside a renovated barn, offers homegrown yarns and beautiful handmade alpaca garments, many made by local artisans.

Schedule a visit to meet the alpacas and learn about their care, natural history and fleece use. Farm tours and store hours by appointment. Special holiday hours: weekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas, noon to 4:00. Other days by appointment.

Hemlock Hill Farm & Market

Organic, Free-range, and locally grown.
Hemlock Hill Farm understands how important it is to have access to local, organic, healthy food. Their goal is to educate, empower and provide fresh vegetables to the surrounding community. The farm entrance is located in Cortlandt Manor and has been a family farm since 1939. In our 1 acre garden there is a wide variety of vegetables grown throughout the season.

Hilltop Hanover Farm

Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center is a working farm and environmental educational center. Westchester County purchased the 187-acre former dairy farm in 2003. The farm will be used for agricultural preservation, drinking water protection, and the promotion of environmental stewardship through demonstration projects and sustainability programs.

Stuart's Farm

Stuart's Fruit Farm is a family-operated farm since 1828 located in Westchester County, New York. It is about an hour away from New York City. The farm began as cattle farm and evolved to an agricultural farm.

Depending on your seasonal needs; visit us in the spring to buy a varied selection of flowers and vegetable plants, the autumn for apple picking, peach picking and visiting the pumpkin patch, and in the winter for Christmas trees.

The Meadows Farm

The Meadows Farm is a family owned and operated farm. Sonny and Fran started farming in 1958. They had 4 acres of land and a little road side stand off Route 132. As time passed and the farm grew they realized people needed and wanted local and fresh produce and so they needed more space. That is when they rented The Meadows Farm Market in 1970 and eventually bought the farm market and moved it across Underhill Avenue to where they are located today. They grow their crops on 100 acres of land in upper Westchester and lower Putnam counties.

Thompson's Cider Mill

Located in the Town of Yorktown, Thompson’s Cider Mill Sweet Cider and new Hard Ciders are made in small batches from a wide range of apples, including many heirloom and unusual varieties. As many varieties of apples as possible are blended to create true, old-fashioned pure sweet and hard ciders. Several varieties of pears, as well as apple and pumpkin pies and muffins, and apple wine can also be found at the cider mill.

White Oak Farm

White Oak Farm was founded by Bri Hart in 1973. The existing farm, dating back to the 1800's, was overgrown and in disrepair. Forty years later the Farm features beautiful open fields, renovated barns, an impressive sugarhouse, garden, and sawmill. The farm is the last remaining commercial maple syrup producer in Westchester County, tapping over 1400 trees and selling all maple grades.

Wilkens Fruit & Fir Farm

A fall and winter favorite, Wilkens sells a variety of apples and pumpkins which customers can pick, as well as acres of Christmas trees to chop down with the family. Harvest season begins with apples in the beginning of September. Wilkens also offers two farm markets on site. The Appleseed Shop offers baked goods including pies, doughnuts, cookies and muffins, crafts and gift items, cooking and kitchen accessories, and lunch foods such as hotdogs, popcorn, and bottled water.

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